The story of Firefox and Firebug are synonymous with the rise of the web. We fought the good fight and changed how developers inspect HTML and debug JS in the browser. Firebug ushered the Web 2.0 era. Today, the work pioneered by the Firebug community through the last 12 years lives on in Firefox Developer Tools. Download FireBug. Development tool, analyzer, and debugger for web developers.
The story of Firefox and Firebug are synonymous with the rise of the web. We fought the good fight and changed how developers inspect HTML and debug JS in the browser. Firebug ushered the Web 2.0 era. Today, the work pioneered by the Firebug community through the last 12 years lives on in Firefox Developer Tools. Switch to the latest version of Firefox and see the very latest devtools updates.
There are too many contributors to count but here are the names that come to mind. Thank you for you work and passion for Firebug. It was not possible without you.
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All Members | |
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Jan 'Honza' Odvarko | Christoph Dorn |
John J. Barton | Steven Roussey |
Joe Hewitt | Sebastian Zartner |
Steve Souders | Pedro Simonetti Garcia |
Douglas Crockford | Harutyun Amirjanyan |
Dion Almaer | Stampolidis Anastasios |
Kevin Sawicky | Joe Walker |
Rob Campbell | Farshid Beheshti |
Azer Koçulu | Simon Lindholm |
Curtis Bartley | Florent Fayolle |
Hans Hillen | Jakob Kaltenbrunner |
Kevin Decker | Belakhdar Abdeldjalil |
Mike Collins | Alistair Laing |
Mike Ratcliffe | |
Austin Andrews | |
Hernan Rodríguez Colmeiro |
Translators | |
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Leszek(teo)Życzkowski (pl-PL) | Dark Preacher (ru-RU) |
markh (nl-NL) | Tiago Oliveira (pt-BR) |
peter3 (sv-SE) | Diego de Carvalho Zimmermann (pt-BR) |
AlleyKat (da-DK) | Alexandre Rapaki (pt-BR) |
Hector Zhao, lovelywcm (zh-CN) | Juan Botías (es-ES) |
Lukáš 'lordfrikk' Kucharczyk (cs-CZ) | Álvaro G. Vicario (es-ES) |
Michal Kec (cs-CZ) | Andriy Zhouck (uk-UA) |
ReinekeFux (de-DE) | Hisateru Tanaka (ja-JP) |
Benedikt Langens (de-DE) | Mohsen Shadroo (fa-IR) |
Sebastian Zartner (de-DE) | Eduard Babayan (hy-AM) |
l0stintranslation (it-IT) | Eduard Babayan (hy-AM) |
gonzalopirobutirro (it-IT) | Tomaž Mačus (sl-SI) |
alexxed (ro-RO) | Stoyan Stefanov (bg) |
Nicolas Martin (fr-FR) | Alexander Shopov (bg) |
Franck Marcia (fr-FR) | Kristján Bjarni Guðmundsson (is-IS) |
gLes (hu-HU) | NGUYỄN Mạnh Hùng (vi-VN) |
Xavi Ivars - Softcatalà (ca) | Bwah (hr-HR) |
gezmen (tr-TR) | Sonickydon (el-GR) |
eternoendless (es-AR) | David Gonzáles (es) |
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Install FireBug Addon for Firefox
Firebug (Firefox Add-on) is a web development tool that facilitates the debugging, editing and monitoring of any website’s CSS, HTML, DOM and JavaScript. In Selenium, Firebug is used to inspect the UI elements of the web application under test.
How to Install Firebug ?
Please follow the below steps for installing the Firebug Addon for Firefox Browser:
- Verify that a Firefox is instead in your system else download it from http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ and read the version of the Browser from About Firefox in Help menu.
- Launch the Firefox Browser and browse for https://getfirebug.com/downloads . Then, select the Stable FireBug version which is compatible with your Firefox Browser version installed in Step#3 and click on ‘Download’ link
- Ensure that Firefox ADD-ONS page is displayed with ‘FireBug’ add-on and click on ‘Add to Firefox’ button to install the ‘FireBug’ add-on.
4. Click on ‘Install Now’ button on the displayed Popup Window.
5. After Installation restart (i.e. close and reopen) the Firefox Browser.
6. Ensure that FireBug icon is displayed on the FireFox Browser Window as shown in the below screenshot:
Firepath Addon for Firefox
Before explaining how to install Firepath, I would like to explain why Firepath is used in Selenium Test Automation. Firepath is used to create the CSS and XPath locators to locate the UI elements of the Web Application Under Test.
How to Install Firepath ?
1. Open Firefox browser and access https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/firepath/2. Ensure that Firefox Add-ons page is displayed with Firepath Add-on
3. Click on ‘Add to Firefox’ Button to download the Firepath Add-on
4. Ensure that a Popup dialog is displayed and click on ‘Install Now’ button on the displayed dialog
5. Restart (i.e. Close and Reopen) the Firefox Browser after Firepath is installed
6. Click on FireBug icon on the top right side of the page as shown below:
7. Ensure that Firepath tab is now displayed in the FireBug interface after installing Firepath as shown below:
How to use FireBug and Firepath
1. Launch Firefox Browser and browse any site say www.google.com
2. Press F12 key or click on the ‘FireBug’ icon on the Firefox Browser
3. Ensure that the FireBug options gets displayed as shown below
4. Click on the ‘Inspect Element’ option of the FireBug as shown below, select any UI element on the page say ‘Google Logo’ and ensure that the source code of the selected UI element (i.e. Google Logo in this example) is highlighted as shown below
5. Observe that the above highlighted source code is in html format. We may need this source code to identify the properties of the selected UI element (i.e. Google Logo in this example)
6. For example if we want to know the id property details of the selected UI element Google Logo. First we need to inspect the Google Logo by following the above 4 steps and copy the ‘id’ details from the highlighted source code as shown below7. Click on the ‘Firepath’ tab to find out the Xpath value of the inspected element (i.e. Google Logo in this example) as shown below:
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8. Ensure that ‘Xpath’ property value of the selected UI element (i.e. Google Logo) is displayed by default as shown below:
9. Click on the Dropdown field as shown below and select ‘CSS’